Winter has resettled into the area following a weak storm system yesterday when light snow accumulations were reported across the entire Denver Metro area. Yet another period of widespread light snow will move into the Front Range Saturday evening. We’re predicting slightly larger totals from this next storm. Read on to find out how much snow to expect and also more about the next chance of winter weather which we are already tracking for late Monday.
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Change is on the horizon for the Boulder and Denver area. Today will be the last warm day before a cold front arrives early Thursday morning followed by two (yes two!) light snow events taking us right into the weekend. Let’s have a look at the timeline and preliminary snowfall amounts as winter weather returns to the Front Range.
UPDATED 6:00AM Thursday: Added our snowfall forecast map for the first wave of snow falling Thursday night through Friday night.
Above average temperatures and sunshine kick off the week under a large anomalous dome of high pressure. A cooling trend ensues to end the week, along with a chance of snow, although uncertainty exists in the exact track of the storm system. Read on for more details.
November 2020 ended up quite a bit different than November 2019 which was one of the coldest for our area. The month began with a record warm stretch but eventually had a few snow events. Overall, though, it was a very warm and fairly dry month which is just what we predicted. Here’s a quick and colorful rundown of our weather during November and how it relates to climatology.
The week ahead will commence and conclude on a rather pleasant note. However, sandwiched in between will be a few cold and unsettled days with snow possible across the Boulder and Denver area. All in all, we expect only light accumulations, but there is some uncertainty as two nearby storm systems interact with one another. Let’s take a look!
⦁❶⦁ A cold front moved through overnight with cooler temperatures expected today, near 40°F
⦁❷⦁ A slight chance of snow showers this evening for mainly the Foothills and far western suburbs, a dusting of accumulation possible
⦁❸⦁ Temperatures up and down over the weekend into early next week, but no more snow
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A snowy forecast is in store this week as two weather systems take aim on the state. The first one approaches overnight tonight, while a second one gears up for Thanksgiving. In between these systems, the weather will remain tranquil with temperatures below average for the most part this week. Read on for our detailed forecast discussion on snow amounts and the week as a whole.
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